Navaniti Prasad Singh, J.

1. This Court in the case of Sojan Francis v. M.G.University (2003 KHC 458) and in the case of S.N.M. College v. S.I. of Police (2007 (1) KLT 282) had held thus:

“8. We find in spite of the declaration of law laid down by this Court in Sojan Francis’ case, supra that private managements and educational institutions have the right to prohibit political activities within the college campus and forbid students from organising or attending meetings other than the official ones, those directions are not being followed in some of the colleges just like in the present case. Students organisations even after the guidelines laid down by this Court in Sojan Francis’ case, supra, are still creating disturbances in the college campus. We make it clear as and when complaint is received from the Management or Principal of an educational Institution in the State the police has got a duty to act and see that those students organisation be kept away from the college campus. Students Unions have no right to set up their units within the college campus. Students Federation of India or other Students Unions have no right to start their Union activities within the col